Ok I went to my local pet shop a while back and they had the most adorable tiny (full grown) snake there that just ate bugs. I totally forgot what it was called and I was wondering if anyone had more information on these kinds of snakes.
THANKS! GOOD!..THE ANTI JESUS SOON NEAR WITH HER CHILD
THANKS! GOOD!..THE ANTI JESUS SOON NEAR WITH HER CHILD
garter snakes?
ekans
arbok
seviper
arbok
seviper
mini futon
Please narrow it down further than adorable, tiny, and full grown... I can think of several species that are adorable and tiny at full size that eat "bugs", none of which are great for beginners...
So you give thumbs up to pokemon names? And just for reference, a full-grown garter cannot live on bugs...
I'm so hurt.
ringneck snakes, brown snakes, crown snakes, blind snakes, pine woods snakes, some might say rough green snakes, but they should get at least an occasional lizard or frog... should I keep going for you or do you want to give an idea of what it looked like so I can actually be some help rather than just spouting off species that occur locally for me? Keep in mind that many of these are very delicate as far as temperature and humidity ranges go...
See? I help even when I get a thumbs down....
sometimes.
So you give thumbs up to pokemon names? And just for reference, a full-grown garter cannot live on bugs...
I'm so hurt.
ringneck snakes, brown snakes, crown snakes, blind snakes, pine woods snakes, some might say rough green snakes, but they should get at least an occasional lizard or frog... should I keep going for you or do you want to give an idea of what it looked like so I can actually be some help rather than just spouting off species that occur locally for me? Keep in mind that many of these are very delicate as far as temperature and humidity ranges go...
See? I help even when I get a thumbs down....
sometimes.